Personal Life
Sandford began dating McFly bassist Dougie Poynter in October 2008. However, the pair split for a brief period in March 2010 before reuniting the following month but split up again in November of the same year. Poynter has stated that they will not be getting back together for the third time. Sandford has been dating Manchester City footballer, Wayne Bridge since December 2010. Sandford has been battling depression since early October 2011 and doctors ordered her to take time off from the band so that she would be well enough to perform during the All Fired Up Tour. She confirmed in early December 2011 that she was starting to get well again. Sandford has a tattoo of a star on her wrist and another on her back under her neck which says "Sunshine 'n' Showers", inspired by her grandmother, who used to call her "Sunshine and showers". Sandford revealed in late 2011 that she had sought treatment in a clinic for an undisclosed medical condition, but did say it wasn't related to alcohol, drugs or an eating disorder.
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